Afrolumens Project--The Violent Decade--Kidnappings and the Slave Trade

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Study Areas: Enslavement Anti-Slavery Free Persons of Color Underground Railroad The Violent Decade US Colored Troops Civil War Year of Jubilee (1863)	Articles and Features Kidnapping of Rachel Parker Slave Merchant Advertisements Alexandria, VA, William Robins & Jones, February 1806 Alexandria, VA, Franklin & Armfield, January 1832 Alexandria, VA, Franklin & Armfield, March 1833 Baltimore, MD, Anonymous trader, April 1801. Baltimore, MD, Austin Woolfolk, April 1832 Baltimore, MD, Hope Hull Slatter, July 1843 Baltimore, MD, Hope Hull Slatter, August 1844 Washington D. C., James H. Burch (Birch), July 1836 Washington D. C., William H. Williams, July 1836 Kidnappers Franklin & Armfield ad to locate kidnapper Patrick Welch
	The Year of Jubilee Vol. 1: Men of God and Vol. 2: Men of Muscle by George F. Nagle Both volumes of the Afrolumens book are now out of print but may be found used. You may also read the entire book free on this site by clicking the link below. Read the book here.

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